Scrip : how the coal companies impoverished Harlan County /
In 1910, the L&N pushed its railroad into remote Harlan County, Kentucky, opening up access to billions of tons of coal, the fuel that ran everything during the Industrial Revolution. Coal did it all, from coke for the steel mills, to power for the new national electrical grid, and coal gas for...
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Asheville, North Carolina :
County Line Books,
[2024]
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Evans: Library Stacks
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HD9547.K4 T56 2024 |
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| HD9547.K4 T56 2024 | Available | |